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Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Justin Verlander throws to the Seattle Mariners in the first inning of a baseball game, Tuesday, May 8, 2012, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)
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SEATTLE — Justin Verlander won his 12th straight decision on the road, Prince Fielder homered and the Detroit Tigers raced to an early lead before holding on for a 6-4 win over the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night.
Verlander wasn't his sharpest, giving up three runs and seven hits. But Verlander retired nine of his final 10 batters, struck out six and went at least six innings for the 49th straight start.
Andy Dirks had a single, double and drove in three runs in his first two at-bats, helping give Verlander (3-1) a 5-0 lead.
Seattle starter Kevin Millwood, who struggled early before making it through five innings.
Phil Coke and Joaquin Benoit worked the seventh and eighth innings and Jose Valverde pitched a shaky ninth for his sixth save in eight chances despite loading the bases.
Valverde got rookie Jesus Montero to pop out down the right field line to end it. Defensive replacement Don Kelly crashed into the stands to make the game-ending catch.
Millwood (0-4) barely made it through the second and remained winless with the Mariners. Austin Jackson doubled on the second pitch of the game and Dirks immediately followed with a single for a 1-0 lead. Millwood escaped a bases-loaded jam in the first, and again in the fifth, but was tagged for four runs in the second.
Brennan Boesch and Gerald Laird opened the inning with singles and scored on Dirks' double. After an out, Millwood walked Fielder and Delmon Young made Seattle pay for pitching around Fielder with a line-drive double into the left-center field gap to score Dirks and Fielder, chugging around from first.
Despite numerous chances, the Tigers weren't able to add on until the seventh when Fielder lined a solo shot deep into the right field seats.
Tigers' manager Jim Leyland wasn't around to see the end of Detroit's first win over Seattle this year in five tries. Leyland was ejected by plate umpire Brian Knight in the bottom of the third inning after arguing balls and strikes. Leyland barked toward Knight after it was ruled that John Jaso held up on a 1-2 pitch that was low and was subsequently ejected.
The chatter wasn't done. After Verlander missed with his next pitch, he and Knight started yelling with teammates getting between the two. Verlander calmed down and eventually struck out Jaso. When Verlander finished off the sixth, his final inning, he went over and spoke with Knight, patting him on the back as he walked back to the Tigers dugout.
Seattle got to Verlander once in the third inning thanks to three straight singles from Dustin Ackley, Brendan Ryan and Ichiro Suzuki, the last one getting Seattle on the board. After an out, Seager followed with a two-run single to get the Mariners within 5-3. Seattle had a chance to trim the lead in the fourth, but Justin Smoak was left stranded at third.
The Mariners made it interesting in the seventh after Michael Saunders scored on Ryan's one-out RBI single to cut the lead to 6-4. But Coke got weak grounders from Suzuki and Montero to end the inning.
NOTES: The Tigers are without C Alex Avila until at least Thursday in Oakland due to a sore right patella tendon. Avila aggravated his knee in Monday night's loss and Leyland said Avila would not play either Tuesday or Wednesday to give the knee some rest. ... Seattle is unsure if RHP Blake Beavan will be ready to make his scheduled start on Sunday in New York. Beavan took a liner off his right arm in Monday's game. ... Since last season, Seattle had won five straight vs. Detroit.
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When commentators as disparate as me, Warwick McKibbin, Bernie Fraser, ACOSS the Australian Industry Group and the Business Council of Australia are all in agreement, it might be time for the government, and the opposition to start paying attention. At this point, I doubt that there is a single credible economist who thinks that the government's promise to return the budget to surplus this financial year is a good idea. Yet the Treasurer remains absolutely committed, and the Opposition is ready to denounce him if we miss the target by even a single dollar.
To restate the case, it's clear that growth is slowing, and, as usual in these circumstances, monetary policy is becoming less effective. In cases like this, fiscal policy ought to be moderately stimulatory, or at least left neutral, so that the automatic stabilizers (declining revenue and increasing welfare payments) are left to cushion the impact of a slowdown. Instead, thanks to this absurd pledge, the government is committed to matching every reduction in economic activity (and therefore in the budget balance) with its own cuts or tax surcharges.
Obviously, the reasoning here is political not economic. The government suffered badly from the gratuitous "no carbon tax" promise[1] made before the 2010 election. To dump the equally gratuitous "early return to surplus" promise would involve a whole world of pain. And of course Tony Abbott cares nothing at all about good policy, unless it's defined as policy that will make him PM. So, we have the politicians united on one side of the debate, and everyone who has any idea of economic reality on the other.
fn1. Feel free to parse this in comments, but the fact remains that the Rudd government was elected with a strong commitment to carbon pricing, which Labor then dumped in a loss of nerve before the 2010 and was forced back to (something like) its original position by the election outcome. In this context, the question of whether a specific promise was made and broken is of secondary intersest.


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Man receives 30 years after killing transgender college student
Man receives 30 years after killing transgender college student
Twenty-two-year-old Sama C. Quinland, of St. Croix, Virgin Islands, will serve 30 years in prison for stabbing and shooting a local college student to death.
Quinland was sentenced Monday after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter for the July 25, 2011. That night, deputies found 19-year-old DeAndre N. Fulton-Smith stabbed 22 times and shot twice in the head.
Officials said Quinland met Fulton-Smith through an Internet website, believing Fulton-Smith to be a woman. He shot and stabbed him, officials said, after realizing he was transgender.
Quinland had previously been convicted of second-degree burglary in 2008. Officials said he will serve 80 percent of the prison sentence before he is eligible for release.


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The prestigious James MacTaggart lecture is a fixture at the annual MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival. I've never attended one, but they're always interesting and I look forward to catching up when they're posted. This year's lecture was given by Eric Schmidt, the Google Executive Chairman and, until this year, its CEO.
Here are some excerpts relevant to the focus of this blog:
Around 60% of Netflix rentals are the result of algorithmically generated recommendations.
On trending:
What are the trends to watch? I can sum that up in three words: mobile, local and social. …¶… Reflecting on this, new genres of online content and services are emerging. If content is king, context is its crown – and one of the most important contextual signals is location. If you're searching for coffee from your mobile,odds are you're not looking for a Wikipedia entry, but for directions to a nearby café. ¶ Social signals are another powerful driver of behavior. If three of my friends highly rate a TV series, odds are I'd check it out even if reviewers say it's rubbish. …
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In fact, I don't' expect TV viewing will ever switch to be entirely on-demand. There will always be a cultural pull, for some shows, on some occasions, to watch in real-time. Linear viewing remains remarkably robust – in 2010, over 90% of broadcast TV viewing remained 'live.'
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Butler County Commissioners Bill McCarrier and Dale Pinkerton have stated nothing will change with the privatization of Sunnyview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Private nursing homes are in the business for profit In order for Sunnyview to be profitable, the $1 million deficit must be eliminated. There are only two ways for Sunnyview to be profitable: increase revenues and cut operating costs.
Once Sunnyview is sold, the commissioners will have no say in its operation. The buyer could refuse or limit the number of Medicare and Medicaid patients accepted into the facility.
Those who currently reside at Sunnyview should not fear that they will lose their homes. However, future patients on Medicare and Medicaid have no guarantee there will be a place for them at Sunnyview.
Prediction: McCarrier and Pinkerton will sell Sunnyview, take the proceeds to build the new office building; the cost of the building will exceed the estimated cost of $12.2 million, requiring financing — remember, the new prison's estimated cost was $30 million; final cost was $43 million. Sunnyview will be gone and taxpayers will be left to pay for the cost overrun.


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Surgery is reserved for severe cases of GERD, or those who do not respond to other treatments. Some people will be able to stop taking medications after surgery. Others may need less medication, or may experience significant relief from other symptoms of GERD.
Fundoplication is the most common surgical procedure used to treat GERD. The procedure wraps the upper portion of the stomach around the area where the stomach and esophagus meet. The wrapped stomach applies pressure on the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) which helps keep the sphincter closed when needed.
If a hiatal hernia is present it may be fixed during this procedure. A hiatal hernia, when a portion of the stomach pokes through the diaphragm and into the chest cavity, increases the severity of GERD.
There are 2 methods used to perform a fundoplication:
- Nissen fundoplication—An open incision in the abdomen will allow the doctor to directly see and operate on the stomach.
- Laparoscopic procedure—Small incisions are used to pass small surgical tools into the abdomen to complete the surgery. The surgeon will view the area on a screen with images from a small video tool inserted into the abdomen.
Recovery is generally shorter with laparoscopic procedure than open surgeries but may not be appropriate for every situation.
A more recently developed method to treat GERD uses endoscopy . The endoscope is passed through the mouth and down the esophagus to reach the first part of the stomach. Through the endoscope, a variety of procedures can be done to decrease the backward flow of stomach acid into the esophagus. One example is transoral incisionless fundoplication (TIF). With TIF, fasteners are used to reshape the upper part of the stomach, tightening the LES muscle.
There are fewer risks and shorter recovery times associated with endoscopic surgery than open or laparoscopic surgeries.
LINX is a small band with magnetic beads made from titanium. Laparoscopic surgery is used to place the band around the end of the esophagus where it meets the stomach. This band helps support LES function. When the LES should be closed, the magnetic beads are attracted together. Pressure from swallowed food or drink pushes the beads apart, allowing entry into the stomach.
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Classes at Windward Community College have been cancelled through Friday, June 22, 2012. The campus will reopen for classes on Monday, June 25, 2012.
A blown fuse has caused a power outage affecting the whole campus and a part is being shipped from the mainland to repair it. The campus is working with HECO and an electrician to address the issue. In the meantime, a limited power supply is available and being rerouted to maintain refrigeration requirements for laboratories and the cafeteria.
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Let's start with the obvious. The Pouncey twins are enormous. We're not talking about roly-poly enormous, either, the kind of size you would normally associate with offensive linemen just 90 days removed from their last high school football game. Their listed size is 6-4, 310 pounds and that might be their exact height and weight but they look capable of causing an eclipse of the sun.
Three months ago they were breaking into tears at Dolphins Stadium, unable to contain their emotions after helping Lakeland High School win its third straight state championship and second straight national championship. Now here they are on a warm March afternoon, wearing new colors for the first time in their lives, participating in their first spring practice at the University of Florida and unable to contain their happiness. Florida blue has replaced Lakeland's black and orange but the smiles on their faces remain the same and the laughter still comes from their bellies.
The Pounceys seem quite comfortable with the new changes and it's evident they've toned up their bodies since arriving in Gainesville. Baby fat has been replaced by muscle. They've lost fat and yet they've gained 10 solid pounds just since January.
As they grin, laugh and answer questions from more media than they've ever seen — they were surrounded the moment they leave the practice field — it's evident that the transition from high school to college has gone smoothly so far. They're only 17 years old (won't be 18 until late July), still growing, still can't shave (baby faces, both of them) and they haven't been around long enough to know that spring practice is supposed to be a grind.
Maybe it's supposed to be a tough grind, but somebody better tell the Pouncey twins. Maurkice Pouncey and Michael Pouncey think spring football is fun. The heat? No problem. Learning new technique and a new playbook? No problem.
They even thought mat drills were fun back in February. Mat drills are supposed to be demanding and tough. Only the strong survive, they say. Mat drills are supposed to stretch your physical and emotional limits to near breaking points. Every action, every competition in mat drills has a purpose which is to push and prod, to separate the weak from the strong and to make everybody on the team a whole lot tougher, both physically and mentally.
There's a reason why there are 50-gallon garbage cans lined along the walls when the team arrives at 5 a.m. for mat drills. They are there for the guys that are pushed so hard that they can't hold down whatever's in their stomachs.
"We didn't puke," says Maurkice with a grin.
"We got choked up a little bit the first day but we came back the next day and we were just fine," says Michael, who adds, "we didn't see anybody on the offensive line puke."
"That's right," adds Maurkice. "Offensive linemen are supposed to be tough and we're supposed to be leaders."
At Lakeland they were leaders and they were the biggest guys on the team. Here at Florida, they're big. They're really, really big.
But for now, at least, they are not quite the biggest and not yet the team leaders that they were in Lakeland. All that will come with time. For now, they're just a pair of newbies, learning what to do and when to do it and following the lead of their veteran teammates who seem genuinely pleased that the two big kids from Lakeland took early graduation from high school to enroll early at the University of Florida just so they could get a head start by participating in spring practice.
Leaving all their friends and family in Lakeland wasn't easy but the Pounceys weighed their options and decided the benefits to enrolling early at Florida far outweighed waiting until August. There are among eight freshmen and one junior college transfer that decided to enroll early so they could get a head start on the others in the recruiting class.
Florida Coach Urban Meyer says that like quarterbacks Bryan Waggener (junior college) and Cameron Newton (high school), there would be almost zero chance that the Pouncey twins could expect any playing time in the fall if they weren't participating in spring practice.
"No chance unless they're here," said Meyer, who understands what a kid has to give up when he skips out on his last semester of high school. "It's selfish but being the head coach at the University of Florida I love having them here."
Maurkice Pouncey says he can already tell the football is tougher and a whole lot faster, but he's making the adjustment. The hardest part for him is learning a system that is far more complicated than the one he played in for four years at Lakeland.
Michael says they knew there would come a time they would have to leave Lakeland. It happened sooner, not later, because the benefit of early enrollment helps from an academic and athletic standpoint. Still, it was tough saying good-bye.
"You leave your high school friends and everything but there is a time in life that you have to move on," he said. "We felt like grown up people, just leaving so we can get used to it here."
So they have moved on. They're at Florida where Michael will wear number 55 and Maurkice will wear number 56. Other than the numbers on their football jerseys, the only way you can tell them apart is the new tattoo that Michael has on his leg. They still hang around with their buddies from Lakeland, wide receiver Paul Wilson and cornerback Ahmad Black, who both enrolled in January. They've made plenty of new friends, both on the team and on the campus, where they have become instant celebrities. They're a lot like Joakim Noah or Tim Tebow. Everybody knows and recognizes the Pounceys.
On the football field and in the weight room, they've become favorites of their teammates and the Florida coaching staff, too.
"They bring a lot of contagious enthusiasm to the team," said Meyer. "They are a lot of fun. If you haven't interviewed them yet, you're going to love being around them. They're eager, they're anxious, they're talented … they're great family guys. Those are the kind of kids you like being around."
Saturday, they will get to put on shoulder pads and helmets for the first time and they'll bang heads and bodies with their teammates at Florida's first full contact scrimmage. They're eager to hit for the first time. Their strength, mobility and aggressiveness give you reason to believe that it's only a matter of time before they are competing for playing time.
But playing time must be earned and earning playing time means taking care of business.
"There's a lot to learn," said Maurkice. "I think we're doing pretty good right now but we've got a long way to go."
Michael calls it a "progression. We're going to get better every day."
There will be ups and downs along the way, days when nothing goes right and days when they can do no wrong. It won't be easy but they're prepared to do whatever they have to do to help the Florida Gators become a better football team. Away from the field, they'll do whatever they need to do to fit in on a campus that's every bit as well known for its campus lovelies as it is for its championship sports teams.
The campus lovelies are another reason they chose early enrollment. Asked about college girls, the response was two big grins, two thumbs up and "aaaayyyyyy …. we like that."
So there you have it. Day one of spring football is over and the Pouncey twins are doing just fine, living large and having fun just being Gators. There will be a time when life is a whole lot more complicated for them but let's hope that doesn't happen anytime soon because Urban Meyer is right. They are contagious. When Michael and Maurkice Pouncey are having fun, the whole world just seems like a better place.


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Looking into the Beyond
Rooms with a View: The Open Window in the 19th Century
Catalog of the exhibition by Sabine Rewald
Metropolitan Museum of Art/ Yale University Press, 190 pp., $30.00
At some point in 1805 or 1806, the German Romantic artist Caspar David Friedrich made two sepia ink drawings of the windows in his studio, looking out onto the Elbe River, in Dresden—drawings done with extraordinary exactitude of a subject that, conceivably, no artist had ever handled this way before. Then in his early thirties, Friedrich had so far made mostly landscapes, and it is as a landscapist, showing mountains, meadows, seacoasts, and forests in moments when mist—or sunrise, or snowy, leaden skies, or moonlight—casts over them a kind of hushed, revelatory mood, that he would become known as probably his country's greatest nineteenth-century painter. (He died in 1840, at sixty-five.) His studio interior drawings, currently part of a show at the Metropolitan Museum in New York, entitled "Rooms with a View: The Open Window in the 19th Century," certainly have his distinctive expectant if uncertain mood.
Yet the drawings, which are about a foot high and move in tone from dark brown through a range of luminous gray tans to the white of the sky, have a clinical crispness of form and atmosphere that is unusual for the artist. They show the world of 1805 with an unexpected modern starkness and tension. While the bit of Dresden we can see, with its boating activity, is inviting—the casements at the bottom of the window are wide open—the room itself, with its shadowy walls and looming drapeless windows, is austere and forbidding. The pictures seem to be as much about imprisonment as release.
Friedrich's drawings and a related small painting of his from 1822 of a woman, her back to us, looking out a window, are the most powerful works in the Met's show. They give a manifesto-like spine to a group of generally small pictures that includes at least two masterworks (by Wilhelm Bendz and Georg Friedrich Kersting) and many lovely, and some merely mildly charming, paintings and works on paper. Organized by Sabine Rewald, who wrote its first-rate accompanying catalog, the exhibition traces the history of a motif that had currency in European painting in the first half of the nineteenth century: the open window seen from inside a room.
It seemingly began with Friedrich's sepia drawings. They were much remarked upon at the time, and they clearly influenced some of the artist's painter friends in Dresden, including Carl Gustav Carus and Johan Christian Dahl, whose own versions of Friedrich's conception, done some years later, are in the show. During these same decades other artists, working on many parts of the continent, and unaware of Friedrich's drawings, picked up the theme for their own purposes. The Met's superbly installed exhibition includes paintings and drawings by German, Scandinavian, Austrian, Italian, and French artists (and would have…
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(HockeyStL) -- There isn't much you can do to stop a 5-on-3 power play that was generated by a couple of weak penalties.
The Red Wings took advantage of the opportunity for an early lead shortly after David Backes was hauled off for a roughing penalty. The penalty gave the Red Wings a two-man advantage and the Blues a headache.
Shortly before the call, Kevin Shattenkirk was whistled for a slashing penalty in the neutral zone. It appeared to be no worse than the uncalled hack on Vladimir Tarasenko to start the game -- inconsistency at its finest.
Backes would be whistled for a penalty after Johan Franzen was chipping at Jaroslav Halak as he smothered the puck. Franzen proceeded to crosscheck Barret Jackman prior to being taken down by Backes.
The Red Wings would score a short time later for a 1-0 lead. It also marked the first goal scored in the first period this season for Detroit. The Red Wings would add another goal in the opening frame, but the Blues battled back with goals from Shattenkirk and Matt D'Agostini.
This isn't about being a "homer," but the penalties were called with poor judgment. It's the new NHL.
It seems that most of the penalties called around the league this season have been on the lesser side of being minor infractions. The NHL hasn't quite become the No Hit League yet, but it's starting to head that way.
Speaking of "head"...how about that hit to the head penalty on Backes in the third period?! It was a joke. Backes was kicked out of the game and the Red Wings were given a five-minute power play for the infraction. They would take the lead on a goal scored during the man-advantage. Score two for the referees.
For the record, the penalty should have only been an interference (at most) considering Backes did not touch Kent Huskins' head at any point of the hit.
The officials in the game (Chris Lee, Ian Walsh, Derek Amell, Mark Shewchyk) should do everyone who had to witness that atrocity a favor: donate your game paycheck to a charity.
All teams have to deal with bad calls. The NHL should take a good look at the brutal collection gathered on Friday night in Detroit.
It's time for the NHL to let the boys play a little more.
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On Sunday Featherstone Center for the Arts celebrated Lucy Vincent Beach with its own art reception. The party marked the opening of an exhibit that runs through May 8.
The show came into being after artist Linda Ziegler surveyed the damage done to the beach by Hurricane Sandy and wanted to find a way to honor what has long been a favorite Vineyard destination.
Last Sunday afternoon, under wintery skies, there was yet another pilgrimage to Lucy Vincent Beach. For many it was a solemn moment as they stood and looked without saying a word.
Pam Bunker, chairman of the Chilmark beach committee, was there taking stock of how nature had once again changed the landscape of the beach.
"The whole eastern seaboard, from Plum Island all the way down the coast, is eroding . . . . It is a melancholy feeling," she said.
Shifting sand at both Wasque and Lucy Vincent Beach has uncovered what may be parts of two shipwrecks.
Last Sunday afternoon, Andrew Orcutt of Edgartown and Albany was out walking the shoreline near Wasque and the Norton Point breach. He discovered remnants of what appeared to be a ship in the wash.
As drastic erosion continues to eat away at Chilmark's south shore, town officials this week expressed grave concern for public safety and impeded access to Lucy Vincent and Squibnocket beaches. The Chilmark board of selectmen also approved a study for the extreme Upper Chilmark Pond, known as Upper Upper Chilmark Pond to some, for a possible dune restoration project.
Lifeguards made a series of rescues this week at Lucy Vincent Beach in Chilmark, where rip currents have created unsafe swimming conditions in spots, Chilmark beach superintendent Martina Mastromonaco said yesterday. On Monday, two women were rescued by lifeguards after currents pulled them out to sea.
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Kcal 97 Fat 5.3g Carbs 11.0g (per 17.9g packet)
This review starts with some good and bad news. The bad news is that I am coming to the end of my latest sample package from J-List Boooo! The good news is that today I get to complete a long standing request from ChocolateMission reader Steven, who what seems like ages ago now asked me to review these Pocky Dessert Chocolat Fromage. In fact, Glico Pocky is one of the most commonly mentioned ranges when it comes to reader requests, and I have to admit up until this point I probably haven't really paid enough attention to this particular part of the Japanese market. In an attempt to start putting things right today, I bring you my review of these Chocolat Fromage flavoured Pocky, which I believe sits in the higher end 'Desserts' part of the range.
This particular variant came segregated in to five 17.9g packs that consisted of three stick pieces in each. In previous experiences with the Pocky range I have always thought that the presenatation has been of a great standard, however these Chocolat Fromage took things yet another step further and really came across as premium offering from the brand. The sense of premiumality was driven mostly by the prestigious looking design of the outer box which was beautifully designed with well placed branding and pictures. Inside the actual Pocky was equally as pleasant on the eye, and if you look above you will hopefully be able to determine that the stick pieces were far thicker than standard Pocky, with each decorated with a generous beige coloured coating with woven chocolate on top.
Once I had finally got over marvelling at the aesthetic beauty of the Pocky the next thing I took notice of was the strong toffee yogurt like scents that were emanated from each of the individual plastic packets. As good as the Pocky smelt and looked, the true determinant was of course going to be the taste, so I straight away set about putting them to the test. Taking my first bite from the tip of one of the sticks I was first struck by a sweet tasting milk chocolate which was a nice way to start each bite as the chocolate flavour hit was established from the outset. As the chocolate melted away smoothly, the under fromage layer was exposed and it soon had an equally strong say in the taste. The fromage element brought a delicious cream cheese like influence, and it's yoghurty nature reminded me of the sort of flavours you get from mascarpone desserts like cheesecake. The base sticks were nothing more than what you would expect from Pocky, with their crunchy nature bringing all the usual moreish wheaty, brown sugar flavour notes to the party. In comparison to other Pocky products I have had previously I felt these were more satisfying, and found just one of the five mini packs a decent amount for a light snack.
Overall although I don't have extensive experience with the brand, I have to say that these were the best Pocky I have ever tasted. I guess having tasted only four other Pocky variants previously it isn't the greatest claim to make, however if you ignore that and just look at the scoring matrix it should give you some sort of idea of how much I liked these. If I was to sum up the taste in just three words I think it could be best described as 'delicious chocolate cheesecake'. Indeed, the flavours were very reminiscent of slightly tangy mascarpone and the generous portioning of the woven chocolate that coated each piece proved to be not only there for decoration, but also to ensure that the all important chocolate flavour hit was present in each and every bite. One of the most frustrating things I find with products like Mikado and Pocky is that they are often annoyingly moreish, but this wasn't quite the case here. The three sticks per pack made for decent sized portions, and whilst I could have easily eaten more at a time I thought that it was a sensible amount for each serving. If you are a Pocky fan then I would really recommend these a flavour well worth trying. After this success I am very much open to more requests for other flavours of Pocky that I should review.
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42 U.S. Code § 1320b–17 - Cross-program recovery of overpayments from benefits
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(a) In general
Subject to subsection (b) of this section, whenever the Commissioner of Social Security determines that more than the correct amount of any payment has been made to a person under a program described in subsection (e) of this section, the Commissioner of Social Security may recover the amount incorrectly paid by decreasing any amount which is payable to such person under any other program specified in that subsection.
(b) Limitation applicable to current benefits
(1) In general
In carrying out subsection (a) of this section, the Commissioner of Social Security may not decrease the monthly amount payable to an individual under a program described in subsection (e) of this section that is paid when regularly due—
(A) in the case of benefits under subchapter II or VIII of this chapter, by more than 10 percent of the amount of the benefit payable to the person for that month under such subchapter; and
(B) in the case of benefits under subchapter XVI of this chapter, by an amount greater than the lesser of—
(c) No effect on eligibility or benefit amount under subchapter VIII or XVI
In any case in which the Commissioner of Social Security takes action in accordance with subsection (a) of this section to recover an amount incorrectly paid to any person, neither that person, nor (with respect to the program described in subsection (e)(3) of this section) any individual whose eligibility for benefits under such program or whose amount of such benefits, is determined by considering any part of that person's income, shall, as a result of such action—
(1) become eligible for benefits under the program described in paragraph (2) or (3) of subsection (e) of this section; or
(d) Inapplicability of prohibition against assessment and legal process
Section 407 of this title shall not apply to actions taken under the provisions of this section to decrease amounts payable under subchapters II and XVI of this chapter.
(e) Programs described
The programs described in this subsection are the following:
(1) The old-age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits program under subchapter II of this chapter.
(2) The special benefits for certain World War II veterans program under subchapter VIII of this chapter.
Source(Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 531, title XI, § 1147, as added Pub. L. 105–306, § 8(a),Oct. 28, 1998, 112 Stat. 2928; amended Pub. L. 106–169, title II, § 251(b)(7),Dec. 14, 1999, 113 Stat. 1855; Pub. L. 108–203, title II, § 210(a),Mar. 2, 2004, 118 Stat. 516.)
References in Text
Section 212(b) ofPublic Law 93–66, referred to in subsec. (e)(3), is section 212(b) ofPub. L. 93–66, title II, July 9, 1973, 87 Stat. 156, as amended, which is set out as a note under section 1382 of this title.
2004—Pub. L. 108–203amended section catchline and text generally, substituting provisions relating to recovery of overpayments from benefits under subchapters II, VIII, and XVI of this chapter, consisting of subsecs. (a) to (e), for provisions relating to recovery of overpayments from benefits under subchapter XVI of this chapter, consisting of subsecs. (a) and (b).
1999—Pub. L. 106–169, § 251(b)(7)(B), substituted "other" for "social security" in section catchline.
Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 106–169, § 251(b)(7)(A), inserted "or VIII" after "person under subchapter II" and substituted "payable under such subchapter" for "payable under subchapter II of this chapter".
Effective Date of 2004 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 108–203effective Mar. 2, 2004, and effective with respect to overpayments under subchapters II, VIII, and XVI of this chapter that are outstanding on or after such date, see section 210(c) ofPub. L. 108–203, set out as a note under section 404 of this title.
Effective Date
Section effective Oct. 28, 1998, and applicable to amounts incorrectly paid which remain outstanding on or after such date, see section 8(c) ofPub. L. 105–306, set out as an Effective Date of 1998 Amendment note under section 404 of this title.
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Welcome to the jungle.
Instead of fun and games, this one features the turnover bug, shooting miasma and foul-trouble quicksand.
And it didnt take long for the Durango High School girls basketball team to get mired down in the swamp that was the DHS gymnasium Saturday afternoon.
The bugs and the vapor found Grand Junction, too, but the Tigers managed to circumnavigate the jungle for the first half to build a 22-10 lead with a lot of help from the free throw line.
Grand Junction beat its Southestern League opponent 41-26.
Everyone except Durangos Emily McCue, who scored all but seven of the Demons points, wilted in the vigor-sapping tropical swelter.
We gave ourselves an intensity rating, and they decided we were a four, DHS head coach Nancy Smith said. We had some moments of eights and some moments of nines.
Against teams up in the Grand Junction area, if you dont play a 10 all game, theyre going to take advantage of you.
The Demons tried to crank their defensive intensity up early, swatting the turnover bug to the Tigers. Durango forced 15 first-half turnovers but couldnt shake the bug themselves, converting too many of their steals into unforced turnovers of their own. The Demons had 14 in the first half to finish with 24 total, just short of the Tigers total 26.
And if the Demons energy level only averaged a four, three parts of that were channeled into their hands instead of their feet.
Too much reaching, Smith said.
I just think we were slow, said Shanelle Bogus, daughter of Mike and Wendi Bogus. Our warm-up was rough ... and of course, we practice like we play.
The Demons gifted the Tigers with the foul-shot bonus early in the second quarter after racking up nearly a foul a minute.
Theyve got a couple really quick players, so when they drive to the middle, we step and slap, Smith said.
Grand Junction made them pay, too, scoring seven of their 22 first-half points from the line.
Sydni Brandon hit five of the first-half free throws, and she finished with eight points to lead the Tigers on the game. Elisha Jahnke and Brianna Baldwin each added seven for Grand Junction.
The shooting miasma dragged all shooters down, but Grand Junction tallied seven offensive rebounds in the first half to Durangos one, so the Tigers got to miss, miss, then make to build the 12-point halftime gap that kept the game from ever getting interesting, despite a strong second half from the Demons.
From McCue, rather.
Emily just decided she was tired of getting beat, Smith said. She caught fire.
The 5-11 senior scored 15 of her 19 points in the second half, taking over under the basket and hitting a 3.
I was just trying to be aggressive, said McCue, daugher of Frank and Julie McCue.
The Demons lost the second half by three points; McCue lost it by four. Bogus scored the Demons only other point of the second half to finish with a team-second three total.
I think were finding out too late that we can play with teams, McCue said.
Durango (11-8, 4-6 SWL) will play in the Western Slope district tournament next weekend, game times to be announced. A good showing there among Class 4A teams could secure the Demons a spot in the state playoffs, she said.


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- World Cup qualifier
Ferdinand critical of Hodgson's England
Rio Ferdinand's England future has darkened after he publicly criticised the current squad and its style of play under manager Roy Hodgson.
Ferdinand, commentating from Doha on the Three Lions 8-0 mauling of San Marino in their World Cup qualifying match, said England's players "were not good enough" and recalled the regimes of Glenn Hoddle and Terry Venables as the most "enjoyable" time he has spent in an England shirt.
Ferdinand missed the match after pulling out of the England squad due to a "pre-planned training and medical programme".
"We need to have a real good look at ourselves. Whether it's a mental thing or that we're just not good enough, that's what we are still trying to search for," Ferdinand was reported as saying by The Sun.
"My most enjoyable time probably in an England shirt was under Glenn Hoddle.
"That, and under Terry Venables, was probably the most expansive and fluid football that we'd played in the last 15-20 years."
However, Ferdinand's latest comments will only add fuel to the anti-Ferdinand sentiment felt by the English faithful after the 34-year-old was the subject of abuse by the travelling fans inside the Olimpico di Serravalle.
Once an England hero, Ferdinand's name was raked through the mud by the English supporters, with even the England coaching staff picking out the vitriol amongst the calls and screams from the sidelines.
"Of course I heard it," said Hodgson. "I'm not deaf. But I've absolutely no comment to make on it."
The Ferdinand saga attracted attention away for England's clinical demolition of the European minnows, a victory that adds extra emphasis to the top-of-the-table clash with Group H leaders Montenegro on Tuesday.
But despite the chance to move into the automatic qualifying spot, Hodgson attempted to downplay the significance a defeat against Montenegro would have on himself and his squad.
"It would be a great lift to win on Tuesday, but if we don't get it I won't be getting the spade out to dig a grave for the team," said Hodgson.
"There are 15 points to play for and the team is capable of getting a large number of those points to see us through.
"Beating Brazil gave us confidence and most people will look at the football we played tonight and revel in the fact there were exceptional moves and goals in there."
However, Hodgson is already on the back foot heading into Tuesday's match with defender Gary Cahill joining Arsenal's Theo Walcott on the injury table.
"We did have some forlorn hope that Gary Cahill might recover," said Hodgson.
"But I was warned it was extremely unlikely, and he's not trained yet so there's no chance of him joining us.
"And right at the start of training yesterday, Theo Walcott was crossing a ball. The pitch was slippy, he followed up the cross and immediately felt a twinge in his pelvic area.
"We took him for a scan today and there's a slight tear in a very unusual area. He's going back home, but hopefully he won't be out for too long."


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February 04, 2013 08:00 ET
Innovative Platform Streamlines and Optimizes Performance While Adding Smart Functions for Dramatically Improved Cost-Efficiency, Security and Problem Detection
Innovative Platform Streamlines and Optimizes Performance While Adding Smart Functions for Dramatically Improved Cost-Efficiency, Security and Problem Detection
SANTA CLARA, CA--(Marketwire - Feb 4, 2013) - Net Optics, Inc., the leading provider of Intelligent Network Access and Monitoring Architecture, today announced the introduction of the innovative iTap 2 Platform, the market's most advanced, intelligent solution suite for network visibility and control. iTap 2 offers advanced security features, greater Enterprise grade control and lower TCO across a spectrum of Net Optics products.
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Customers can use this granular information to identify and address developing trends before business is affected, respond quickly to arising issues, and maintain the integrity, availability and performance of their networks.
To fortify security even further and offer greater Enterprise control, the new iTap 2 Platform supports SNMPv3, SSH and HTTPS access, audit logs for tracking configuration changes, and finer access control. Other enhancements include IPv6 support and a new web-based interface for greater ease of use. Customers can use Indigo Pro™, Net Optics' centralized management system, to manage and configure all products in the iTap 2 product family.
The first iTap 2 solution being released is the iTap 2 Gigabit Port Aggregator™. Additional iTap 2 solutions are planned for release in the upcoming months.
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Net Optics is the leading provider of Total Application and Network Visibility solutions that deliver real-time network intelligence for peak performance in network monitoring and security. As a result, businesses achieve the scalable end-to-end visibility they need to optimize network performance of physical, virtual and private cloud environments, and remote branch offices. More than 7,500 enterprises, service providers and government organizations -- including 85 percent of the Fortune 100 -- trust Net Optics' comprehensive plug and play family of application-aware NPM, Network Packet Broker, Virtual/Cloud and Visibility Management System (VMS) solutions to deliver immediate results and quick time to value through an easy-to-use interface. Net Optics maintains a global presence through leading OEM partner and reseller networks.
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Woman found dead inside car in Sacramento River
Authorities recovered the body of a woman who told an emergency dispatcher she was inside a car that went into the Sacramento River.
California Highway Patrol officers said the West Sacramento woman was found inside her Toyota Camry, which was found in the river near Monument Bend about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Family members identified the woman as Mussarat Chaudhary, 54.
CHP Officer Cindy Leal said a 911 dispatcher spoke to the victim for about 10 minutes around 8 a.m. before the connection was lost. The CHP dispatcher had trouble understanding the Punjabi-speaking victim and had to find someone who spoke the language.
The woman was on her way home from work when she called her daughter and said she didn't think her car brakes were working.
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Creighton's Gibbs granted sixth year
NCAA decision likely means star McDermott will be walk-on
That's because McDermott's son -- two-time first-team All-American Doug McDermott -- probably will have to play his final season as a walk-on to free up a scholarship for Gibbs.
Greg McDermott said Doug will become a walk-on if all 13 scholarship players show up for the first day of classes Aug. 21. The coach, whose salary is not disclosed by the private school, is entering his fourth season at Creighton. As a university employee, he would qualify for a tuition discount for his children if he were at the school for five years.
Full price for tuition, room and board is $44,000, according to Creighton's website.
''I have the flexibility to do that,'' Greg McDermott said of making his son a walk-on, ''and obviously to bring Grant back is certainly worth that.''
The return of Gibbs strengthens the Bluejays for their first season in the Big East. The 6-foot-5 guard led the Missouri Valley Conference in assists each of the past two seasons. Creighton is 57-14 and reached the NCAA tournament twice with Gibbs in the lineup.
Doug McDermott had been projected to be a late first- or early second-round pick in the NBA draft before he announced in April that he would return to Creighton for his senior year. He's now playing for Team USA in the World University Games and will be a leading contender for preseason Big East Player of the Year.
Gibbs, a close friend of Doug McDermott, joked that it will be entertaining to see his buddy live the life of a walk-on next season.
''He's going to be carrying bags and doing all that kind of stuff,'' a smiling Gibbs said. ''He'll have to handle that. That'll be a different situation for him. I think he'll probably be the best walk-on in America. We'll see.''
Doug McDermott sent a congratulatory text to Gibbs from Turkey. The gist of the message: ''We're getting the band back together,'' Gibbs said.
Gibbs averaged 8.5 points, 5.8 assists and 4.1 rebounds last season and joined Syracuse's Michael Carter-Williams as the nation's only players with at least 300 points, 200 assists and 145 rebounds.
Gibbs said he's excited to play in the Big East, which will be his third conference. He was in the West Coast Conference when he was at Gonzaga. He's been working out with teammates while waiting for the NCAA's decision on his petition.
Greg McDermott said Creighton argued that Gibbs merited an extra year because of a knee injury at Gonzaga that carried over to Creighton.
He hurt his knee after Christmas of his second year at Gonzaga and was bothered by it the rest of the season. He had surgery in Spokane, Wash., before he decided to transfer. He didn't recover adequately and required major surgery the month before he was to begin the year he was required to sit out at Creighton. He wasn't able to practice during his transfer year.
''The NCAA just felt that whether he was at Gonzaga or whether he was at Creighton, he wasn't going to be able to play that year because of his knee injury,'' Greg McDermott said.
The coach said he didn't even have Gibbs penciled in on his 2013-14 roster and was ecstatic and pleasantly surprised when he got word of the NCAA's decision.
He said it was heartening for the NCAA to rule in favor of the athlete.
''We tend to hear the stories of where they don't, and those [get] a lot of national attention,'' he said. ''This is kind of a feel-good story where they did right by the student-athlete.''


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The music superstar's massive Red Tour ended at London's O2 Arena to a sold-out crowd, and following her final show, Swift took to Instagram.com to show off her new hairdo.
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